Plans to try and bring the global 2026 Gay Games to the Liverpool City Region have been revealed. LCR Pride Foundation intends to bid to host the worldwide sport and cultural event in the area, and is being backed by Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram. The competition takes place every four years with ... Read More...
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The city centre route for this weekend’s Liverpool Pride March has been confirmed by organisers. People across the city are being encouraged to show support along the way as the event forms part of the two-day Liverpool Pride Festival from 29-30 July. Official registration for the march has now closed but there’s ... Read More...
Human rights activist Stuart Milk will make an appearance in Liverpool this month during an LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) equality celebration. The nephew of civil rights leader Harvey Milk will headline a day of talks and performances as part of ‘Outing the Past: The 3rd National Festival of Lesbian, ... Read More...
The Wizard of Oz inspired transformation of Eberle Street in the heart of Liverpool’s LGBT community has been completed. The revamp boasts new granite paving which shows iconic images from the well-loved film including the yellow brick road and the Emerald City. Other new additions include two Eberle Street signs along with ... Read More...
Businesses from across the region are being called on to help make Liverpool the most visible LGBT city in the UK. Organisers behind the popular Liverpool Pride Festival want as many local firms as possible to get involved with this year’s march. Participants are encouraged to get on board with this year’s ... Read More...
A ‘Wizard of Oz’ influenced transformation of Liverpool’s LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) quarter got underway yesterday (25 April). Work to install new paving and lighting along Eberle Street which will pay homage to the Yellow Brick Road and the mythical Land of Oz commenced, and is aimed to be ... Read More...
Fans of Liverpool Pride can return to the event for free this year as the festival “bounces back” with a new identity. Organisers have revealed the annual LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) celebration is undergoing big changes as it gets set to take place on 30-31 July. Financial difficulties saw Liverpool ... Read More...
Liverpool will hold the inaugural celebration of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) sporting personalities, showcasing role models from across the multi-disciplines of sport. Hosted tomorrow [28 January] at Liverpool Football Club, the first premiership football club to march at a Pride event, the gala will incorporate a charity auction in aid ... Read More...
Liverpool’s LGBT quarter is set for a dramatic renovation as part of the biggest investment in the area for 10 years. Eberle Street will be transformed by a unique paving and lighting scheme that will honour the mythical Emerald City, Yellow Brick Road and Judy Garland. Funded jointly by Liverpool BID Company ... Read More...